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Anthurium Mixed

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Why it’s special?

Glossy heart-shaped waxy spathes
Blooms nearly year-round
Top indoor and cut flower
Loves warmth and humidity
Caution: toxic to pets

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🌎 Country of origin: India

Anthurium (Anthurium andraeanum), the flamingo flower, is a striking tropical houseplant prized for its glossy, heart-shaped waxy spathes in red, pink, white, orange or purple, each centred by a colourful spadix. Flowering almost year-round in good conditions, the long-lasting 'blooms' sit above deep-green leathery leaves, making it a top indoor and cut-flower plant. It thrives in bright indirect light, warmth, high humidity and a loose, airy, well-drained mix. Low-fuss but moisture-sensitive, it rewards steady care with continuous colour. All parts contain irritant calcium oxalate and are toxic if chewed, so keep it away from pets and children.

Specifications

Family	Araceae
Native region	Colombia and Ecuador
Mature height	30-60 cm
Mature spread	25-40 cm
Growth rate	Slow to moderate
Foliage	Glossy, heart-shaped dark-green leathery leaves
Flower colour	Red, pink, white, orange, purple spathes
Flower season	Near year-round in good conditions
Climate zone	Tropical, warm and humid

Care guide

Sunlight	Bright indirect light; no harsh direct sun
Watering	Water when top inch dries; avoid soggy roots
Soil / mix	Loose, airy, well-drained orchid-like mix
Temperature	Warmth 18-30C; avoid cold and drafts
Humidity	High humidity preferred; mist or use a tray
Fertilizer	Dilute balanced feed monthly in growing season
Pruning	Remove spent spathes and yellow leaves
Repotting	Repot every 2 years in fresh airy mix
Propagation	Division or offsets
Pests & problems	Mealybugs, scale and spider mites
Toxicity / safety	All parts toxic (calcium oxalate); irritant
Difficulty	Moderate

Uses

A premium indoor flowering plant for living rooms, offices and bright corners, and a long-lasting exotic cut flower for arrangements.

Growing tips

In India keep anthurium in bright indirect light with warmth and humidity; use an airy, fast-draining mix, water when the top inch dries, and raise humidity in dry indoor air for continuous spathes.

Anthurium Care

Anthurium andraeanum, the flamingo flower, thrives in bright indirect light and warm, humid conditions that suit most Indian homes. Water when the top inch of the potting mix feels dry and avoid letting roots sit in water, as this causes rot. Feed a diluted balanced fertiliser every few weeks during the growing season to keep the glossy spathes coming.

Anthurium Varieties & Types

The Anthurium Mixed selection brings together the popular andraeanum types in a range of spathe colours, so you might receive shades from classic red and pink to white or coral. All share the signature heart-shaped, waxy flowers and deep green foliage that make anthuriums a favourite houseplant. Buying a mixed pack is an easy way to add variety to a windowsill or plant shelf.

Why buy Anthurium online in India

GardenGo stocks anthuriums locally and delivers fast, often within about two hours in serviced areas, so your plant arrives fresh rather than stressed from days in transit. Each plant is picked from healthy local stock and packed to survive the short journey to your door. You can also add pots, potting mix and plant food to the same order for a complete setup.

Where to place Anthurium

Anthuriums do best near a bright window with filtered light, away from harsh midday sun that can scorch the leaves. They enjoy the humidity of kitchens and bathrooms, making them ideal for these spaces as well as living rooms and office desks. Keep them away from cold draughts and air-conditioning vents to protect the flowers and foliage.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Anthurium?

Water when the top inch of mix dries, keeping it lightly moist but never soggy. Overwatering causes root rot and yellow leaves.

How much light does it need?

It thrives in bright indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sun, which scorches leaves, and deep shade, which stops flowering.

Is Anthurium safe for pets?

No. All parts contain irritant calcium oxalate and are toxic if chewed, so keep it away from cats, dogs and children.

How do I repot it?

Repot every two years in spring into a loose, airy, well-drained mix, only slightly larger, as it likes a snug pot.

How do I propagate it?

Propagate by dividing the plant at repotting or by separating offsets that form at the base, each with roots.

Why are the leaves yellowing?

Yellow leaves usually mean overwatering or poor drainage. Let the top inch dry, use an airy mix and ensure the pot drains freely.

Why is it not flowering?

Too little light, dry air or over-feeding with nitrogen reduce blooms. Give bright indirect light, humidity and a balanced feed.

Can I grow it indoors?

Yes, it is one of the best flowering houseplants, ideal for bright indoor corners with warmth and humidity.

Is it really toxic?

Yes, the calcium oxalate in all parts irritates the mouth and is toxic if eaten, so handle and site it carefully.

What fertilizer should I use?

Feed monthly with a dilute balanced fertilizer in the growing season; a bloom feed can encourage more spathes.

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